Sentence examples for professional janitor from inspiring English sources
So although I have long suspected that the lucky bulk purchasers who swagger into "To the Trade Only" wholesalers and flash their resale tax numbers have been able to walk out with the sort of wastebaskets that are practical enough to please a professional janitor, small-time shoppers have become the victims of unfortunate trends in garbage disposal.
If the Bishops are successful, the move would leave millions of college professors, health care professionals, social workers, janitors and other employees of colleges, hospitals, and charities without coverage that they have come to expect and depend on.
Many people of color who I know can tell you stories of assuming to be the janitor or the service professional instead of an executive colleague.
Remarkably, the same janitor has returned with a professional Rubbermaid cleaning cart, a mop and a can-do attitude.
In certain situations, 'train the janitor' could mean wholly new professional development structures or simply the integration of janitors, custodians, maintenance staff, groundskeepers, and food service workers into existing professional development activities normally reserved for instructional and counseling personnel.
Cohort participants are mainly routine non-manual workers (eg, nurses, and administrative clerical and information technology staff), professional workers (eg, physicians and managers) and manual workers (eg, janitors, cooks, security personnel and other similar jobs).
They invited the janitor.
The janitor was dismissed.
A janitor opens them all.
